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Table Tennis Robot HP-07 Unboxing, Installation and Review

This video ia about Unboxing, installation, and review of Table Tennis Robot. The brand name is HP-07 or Huipang-07. We ordered it online to level up our skills in the game. During this Pandemic where we cannot go out of the house more often, we must only train inside our homes. This Table Tennis Robot is very cheap, about 200 US Dollars only, including shipping. Although it doesn't have a digital controller for spins, frequency, and side-to-side oscillation, this analog one is already enough. Speaking of side-to-side oscillation, Newgy Robopong 545 and the Joola series iPong V200 and lower don’t oscillate side to side. It is one of the primary reasons why we decided on the HP-07. iPong V300 can oscillate side-to-side, but the shipping fee was too expensive. So here is our HuiPang-07; for at least a month of use, we can say it’s durable, reliable, and consistent considering its low price. The Robot’s weight is about 3.5 kg and about 4.5 kg, including the adaptors, metal plate, and this bowl container for balls. Rated voltage is compatible with 220 V outlets here in the Philippines. The rated power is 36 watts, so it does not consume so much electricity. Ball spin is topspin, backspin, sidespin, although we have not tested it yet, and there is this side-to-side oscillation. I’ve seen the Newgy Robopong 545 or 1055. It oscillates but on two fixed locations only. This HP-07 oscillates continuously, and it throws balls depending on the adjusted frequency. So, at a given frequency, it may shoot starting from the far right of the table then, far left. It will then continue throwing at about 2/3 or ¾ to the right, then 2/3 or ¾ to the left, then to the middle, and return the cycle to the far left. But the shooting is not random since you can estimate the ball position based on the time of ball frequency and the angle of the robot’s muzzle. Thus, it’s a little more challenging than other robots that throw the ball at two fixed positions alternately. Ball frequency would range from 40-70 per min; we had not tried the higher frequency range. Maybe I will include that in my next review The ball speed, according to the packaging, is 4-40 m/s. Maybe we can try that later. The maximum ball storage capacity is 110 pieces, but we are contented with 100 pcs. With some balls missing already, maybe around 80-90 balls were used here. Although there are options to buy this table tennis robot with a netball catcher, we bought our net separately at a lesser price. You can load it with 40 and 40+ balls. According to the instruction, please don’t mix it. We use 40+ 3-Star Huieson white balls. The robot doesn’t oscillate up and down, but you can adjust manually. I think that’s all about a concise review of the robot after its unboxing and assembly. I will give a more detailed review later. So I hope you like it, mga ka Barkada, until next time. Happy practicing. Product Description parameter Gross weight of robot: 4.5 kg Net gross weight: 3.5 kg Rated voltage: 100-240V Rated power: 36 watts Ball spin: Topspin and backspin have nothing to do with lateral spin Frequency of conceding goals: 40-70/min (adjustable) Ball speed: 4-40 m/s (adjustable) Maximum storage capacity: 110 pieces Packing list 80 balls of manipulator: 1 * robot Robot with net: 1 *robot 1 *ball net Automatic table tennis robot serving machine He supports 40mm balls and more than 40 balls, but don't mix 40 and 40+ balls. You can adjust the angle of the ball up and down, and adjust the left and right angles at will. For issues and concerns feel free to email me at [email protected]